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Recovering deleted blocks
Curious if there's a way to recover deleted block from Rise. Somehow several blocks disappeared from one of my courses and I'm hoping to recover them. Is there a version history that I ca access to track these down? Thanks!
Hello everyone, 🎉
I'm happy to let you know we released a new update for Rise 360! This update adds the following feature:
- Save and restore your work with a click via an easy-to-access version list that captures manual saves and export events.
There's nothing to install for web apps. New features and fixes are immediately available. Let me know if you have any questions about this update.
- SpencerRaglandCommunity Member
This is obviously a huge issue. I accidentally deleted a block that had a video attached. The file was added by a previous employee. No way to recover it! Judging by this forum, making an undo option should be a top priority.
Here's the first 2 steps of your process, are there any answers yet?
- Feature requests start with our customer support team. First, we check if there’s already a way to do what you’re asking. If there is, we’ll let you know. If not, we go to step 2
- We consider the value this potential new feature would offer to our customers. We ask ourselves:
- Will this feature meaningfully improve the experience of working with our software
- Will it benefit a majority of users?
If we feel like the answer is “yes!”, we bring the request to our product development team
Hi there, Spencer.
Our product development team is looking at ways we can improve the Undo feature visibility. I don't have an ETA on when it'll be ready, but we promise to keep you posted!
- KristiCrump-216Community Member
This just happened to me this morning and I am bummed to see that nothing has changed since the last post to this thread. Rise has been extremely helpful to us over the past year and I truly hope this gets resolved. We need an undo option that makes sense!
- JonFoley-cb17d4Community Member
Wow! This has now happened to me three times and I'm a new user! I now understand what is happening, but I'm not sure I'll be able to do much about it. PLEASE fix this, perhaps by allowing the UNDO button to last longer! I don't want to have to save a bunch of versions. I would literally have to save versions every few minutes!
- PeterJohnsonCommunity Member
I just deleted several lessons from a course in error. A few minutes later, I discovered the mistake only to discover from this Discussion that Rise does not have a version control system built into the system.
Please add my vote in pushing this up the list for future additional features
Thanks.
PS - As a workaround, I'm now Exporting my work each day as a Web folder so at least I have the content in case I have to rebuild a section in the future. Built in version control would be so much smoother and efficient.
- StuartRosen-e72Community Member
Same thing happened to me. All the blocks in a lesson disappeared while I was working in other lessons. Now I've got a couple hours of extra work to redo them, trying to remember what I wrote.
I'd like to see one or more of these features:
- A delete confirmation prompt whenever we click to delete something, accidentally or intentionally.
- A longer duration for the Undo feature.
- A way to easily save versions, or even an automatic versioning feature that will save work every x minutes.
Work disappearing when its Delete button has not been clicked is a major bug that needs to be fixed.
- Unhappy Rise user
Hi there, Stuart. I'm going to send you an email to talk a bit more about what happened.
- JenniferMiramonCommunity Member
I'd like to add my name to the list of users who is unhappy that there is no solution to the undo feature. That button disappears way too quickly and is too difficult to see. An errant click and content you have been diligently working on is simply GONE. With multiple contributors, it can be hard to get the right verbiage back.
- JoAppleford-CooCommunity Member
Just accidentally over wrote the content of a block by hitting ctrl v instead of ctrl c. Not having a better undo function is pretty unforgivable in terms of UX. I am fuming.
- KarlMullerCommunity Member
If you are working on a text block, Ctrl+Z works as an UNDO.
- PhilMayorSuper Hero
There is an undo in the text controls for when that happens.
As Karl mentioned, you can use the Control + z keyboard shortcut to undo deleted text. You can also use the Undo button in the floating toolbar.